Sentence examples for continue to draw down from inspiring English sources

"We will continue to draw down".

The challenge is taking on more urgency as American forces continue to draw down in Afghanistan.

Moscow has sufficient political and financial reasons to continue to draw down its nuclear stockpile, he said, while Beijing is likely to continue its nuclear buildup regardless of what the United States does because it faces growing threats in its own region.

This year, the United Nations will continue to draw down its peacekeeping forces, which now stand at 5,000 from more than 15,000 in the aftermath of the civil war.

We already know that our pension costs for 2011 to 2012 will rise nearly $4 million, and we cannot continue to draw down our stabilization fund to fund numerous programs.

This summer's drought has continued to draw down water levels in Lakes Superior and Michigan-Huron (hydrologically speaking, Michigan and Huron are the same body of water).

"Demand is correspondingly weak across all markets, and our customers have continued to draw down existing inventories or delay purchasing until conditions improve," Mr. Holliday said, noting the company has already taken steps to cut costs through layoffs and lower capital expenditures.

As the United States continues to draw down some of its military commitments overseas, now more than ever, supporting active-duty service members returning home is increasingly important.

Liberia has less than 13 months to assume full responsibility for its own security, as the UN peacekeeping mission in the country since 2003 continues to draw down.

President Obama rightly ended combat operations in Iraq and is continuing to draw down forces in Afghanistan but religious leaders continue to press our government to be more accountable and to better protect human rights, often with direct opposition from the GOP leaders in Congress.

Spain is the EU's Sunbelt: It might periodically be buffeted by wacky politics and bad economic calls, but its lower labor costs and high quality of life will continue to draw modern factories down from the EU's frigid Rust Belt, just as North Carolina cannibalizes the U.S.' Northeast.